Do you need a common denominator to multiply fractions?

No. Multiply numerators and denominators, then simplify. Common denominators are for addition and subtraction.

How do you divide fractions?

Keep the first fraction, change division to multiplication, and flip the second fraction. Simplify at the end.

Are mixed numbers on the non-calculator paper?

They can be. Convert to improper fractions or handle the whole number explicitly. Do not reach for a decimal.

Fractions GCSE Maths questions — add, multiply, divide

Fractions GCSE Maths questionsFractions GCSE Maths questions: common denominators, multiplying, dividing by a fraction, and mixed numbers. Non-calculator method, marked.Start free GCSE Maths test · Pricing